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Okay.

Okay, so just kind of digesting everything you said there, I kind of want to see a team adopt the, hey, we'll do the tandem in the playoffs before we get to a stage of three goalies on the roster as common practice.

I agree with everything you said there, but it almost feels like we need it to work before teams start doing it.

I like the idea of it, but how conventional do we see teams?

Again, you brought up a couple of examples there.

There's goalie trades, and I actually do want to get to that stuff.

But you kind of got my mind going now off the three goalie thing and also just the evolution of how teams do the practicality of all this.

I wonder if the most logical thing to do is actually separate skaters and goalies as far as who takes up roster space.

And you do like a 21 skater limit and three goalie limit.

And that way you can kind of have it both ways.

Yeah, but not... Well, yeah, I guess as long as you're under the cap.

Yeah, like, the cap still exists, but... Yeah.

Again, because you can't... Because if you went up to 24 skaters, yeah, like, they would... Or 24 players, they would kind of screw around with it.

Some teams would have 22 and 2.

But if you wanted to do the 21 and 3, like, yeah, you could separate it like that.

Again, math of math.

Or draw.

Yeah.

The one to watch is Lahren David.

Yeah.